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, across 100 plus united states cities. >>guest: they were expecting thousands to show up and only 200 people showed up, and they were hoping to revitalize the movement but there just wasn't that energy there and it seems the people who are left in the movement are the extreme radicals. >>neil: you talked to them? >>guest: yes. >>neil: this is from today? >> corporations are buying the lobbyists, and they are drawning out the voices of ordinary americans. >> we are picketing bank of america. we want them broken up because they are too big. if you are too big to fail you are too big to be a corporation. all from stories i have heard, honest stories, bank of america kick people out open street, closing up parents' house and general corruption and i learned what they are doings trying to destroy a mountain. >> why did they foreclosure the homes? >> because the people in the homes owe the bank money. >> what economic system would you rather have if place rather than capitalism? i have to say communism where you get free food, where you get free medical services, and that's provided by the
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,000 more since i said that. that may not be a crisis to the treasury secretary of the united states but it is to a rising senator in the united states, governor romney already hitting hard on the issue in florida to a second day and new to one of his potential running mates weighing in on it today. florida republican senator rubio addressing the issue a short time ago with me in this exclusive chat. >> there was a crisis that the guy doesn't think there is one. the president's budget who he worked for what voting down 99-0. not even the democrats would vote if the democrats' budget and the senate democrats have not offered a budget in 3 1/2 years. do people understand what i have just explained? the democrats in washington that control the senate have not offered a budget in 3 1/2 years, almost four years now. this government spends close to $10 trillion since the budget basketball last passed. so, for those that do not like the ryan budget, where is that budget? where is harry reid's budget and the democrats in the senate budget? i understand that at the end of the day to get a bud
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rates. so, the economy is moving and the united states is benefiting from problems in europe and china because we are seeing some monies flow back in the united states. that is all good, too, and the united states could be the prettiest horse in the glue factory but it is still a very sluggish economy and moving at a below par rate. consumers are the key. 70's percent of our economy they are. and if we did not see more savings where they have room to spend or we do not see incomes improving, they are just going to be tapped out that is a real no one. >> what about a catalyst for a shot in the arm for the economy, everyone is talking about the fiscal cliff that the bush tax cuts have to be extended. if congress can pull this off, will that alone give us a psychological lift and we will feel more comfortable spending money, taking longer trips and driving further? what do you think of that idea? >>guest: well, i am glad you brought that up because the federal reserve talks about when they keep the interest rates low they are trying to create wealth effect to get the stock market up, and
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in the arm for the capital markets and for the united states. >>dagen: but people were cautious and we heard from some of them out here in the streets. they were taking a wait-and-see attitude about buying the stock. >> are you excited about facebook going public today or trading? >> no, i will wait to see what happens before i put any intention on it. >> it is everhyped. >> i thought but decided not to. too much hype. i thought it could take a dive. >> what we do know the size of the offering was up by 25 percent this week priced at high range so you did not get a "pop" but you got a whole new crop of millionaires and billionaires. back to you. >>neil: you are right, 1,000 of them. imagine that. great job, dagen. no big pop for facebook but remember, this kept getting ratcheted up ahead of the offering. first they talked about it being offered in the 20's, and then 30's and 34 and then up to $38 a share. so while investor could be disappointed, market watcher says all of this is actually a good thing. explain, ed. >>reporter: well, what we don't want is we want markets to be realistic. and,
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. as a result each of our nations, the united states included, more secure and we are in a stronger position to advance the security and prosperity and freedom we seek. with that, i will take a couple of questions and i will start with julie pace. >> thank you, mr. president. you have said the united states cannot deal with afghanistan without also talking about pakistan. and yet this is little public discussion at this summit about pakistan's role in ending the war. your talks with the president did you make any presidents in re-opening this discussion and if the larger tension with pakistan cannot be resolved does that put the nato coalition gains in afghanistan at risk? >> my discussion with the president was very brief as we were walking into the summit. and, i emphasized to him what we have emphasized publicly, as well as privately, we think that pakistan has to be part of the solution in afghanistan. that it is in our national interests to see a pakistan that is democratic. that is prosperous and stable the we share a common enemy in extremists that are found not only in afghanistan bu
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in the united states, the corporate tax structure if particular one of the things we talked about during the presidential election is how to lure the companies back to the united states. and, listen, taxes and regulation are what drives the corporate decisionmaking. or for that matter, a small businessman and woman who are trying to decide what they are going to expand their business. it is about taxes. about regulation. and in some cases about the legal structure, as well. one of the reasons texas is the best place in the country to do business, according to c.e.o. magazine, as late as day before yesterday they ranked the states, again, for 2011, and taxes and regulation. quality of your workforce obviously is part of that and they have 650 of their corporate leaders across the country were asked to measure the states with the matrix of taxes and regulation, and legal system, quality of life, quality of the workforce, and texas came in number one. florida was public two. scott is doing a great job of competing. looking at that list, louisiana moved up 14 places. the governor understands
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May 24, 2012


immigrants are using this to claim both children in the united states and in mexico with some claiming up to ten children who have never, ever, set foot in the united states. we are talking about not even just sons and daughters but nieces and nephews and it is costing taxpayers $4.2 billion a year. >>eric: do we know how they access the money in they walk into a welfare office and say, by the way i have four or five and here are their names give me my check. >>guest: no this is welfare built in the tax code so they do their taxes they claim all of these people. and that is what they are doing claiming nieces and nephews and some have never been to the united states. >>eric: so, harry reid, senator harry reid, he said that he wants to block efforts do make that illegal. how is he doing that? >>guest: so, senator sessions and vitter put together a plan that would require individuals to give a social security number so the inspector general and department of treasury said the best way to combat the fraud is to require individuals to give their social security number so that is what the sena
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if europe this week and lots of back-and-forth who is causing who problems. europe causing the united states problems? or the united states causing europe's problems? the news from the united states was not good for the markets in europe, and the big four, u.k., germany, france, and italy all down between 1.5 percent and 2 percent. most closer to 2 percent. some individual companies dropping a lot more. a british home builder was down more than 7.5 percent, and another reason to say ouch, the latest estimates on european growth are not growth but, rather, contraction. an exception was spain and that is important today given the tough week or ten days they have had, the double downgrade from standard & poor's first with the credit rating and then nearly a dozen banks downgraded and the latest unemployment figures from there coming to nearly 25 percent so it was good that spain do show some resilience. not just the united states that has europe worried. but, also, europe itself with big elections this weekend if france and germany. freeway -- french socialist expected it take power which could
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of europe altogether and a growing number of united states companies are feeling the pinch as they are in a mess so european stocks are getting slammed today, growing fears more banks may soon need big bailouts. recently, deposit ors have been pulling money out of banks if droves and it is bringing the economy there to a stand still. retail sales plunging 10 percent last in, market watcher says that could be a worry for us, as well. gary, does it spread here? >>guest: well, it already is. just if the last month, companies as divorce at alcoa and baxter all lowered numbers in a big way, all blamed it on europe. when i see those numbers, spain, 24 percent unemployment, the economic confidence is at three year low has is a huge problem for our multinationals and if profits come down it affects what happens over here. >>neil: when you have a big company like hanes pulling out and others follows suit that makes the minutes worse. they are voting with their feet and getting out. >>guest: well, it is quite indicative. look it is about demand. if there is no demand you do not need
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a horrendous in, down 6 percent in all the popular averages, a giant tug of war between good united states corporate profits and terrible economic scenarios coming from the e.u. and our own faltering united states economy, the stock market just ran into a wall after having a great first four months of the area and we just about, in the quite, given back all those moves. >>neil: which is accurate? the market of the last few weeks where a lot of this has been, you know, imploding, or the markets, the prior weeks before that? >>guest: were it is the whole month of may. i don't know what the number of updates we have had, up days compared to down days but the whole in of may has been very negative and no reason to believe that juan will be different because there is nothing on the horizon for the bulls or investors in general to hang their hats on. you can see it in the treasuries. the interest rates are at record 50 and 60 and 70 year lows. this ising if more than a negative vote for equities. >>neil: it is damning for people that country inflation, accepting nothing on the money but to risk
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for united states stocks. news from greece causing the dow to lose 77 points but we were lower by 200 points at one time with investors staying away from tech, energy, and even happy meals that global growth could be stalling, with sales rising only 3.3 percent. in riding even if the commodities with oil falling almost a buck a barrel to the lowest level since december. gold reacting to signs of slowing demand giving investors yet another reason to sell, pretty much everything across the board, and it wasn't all doom and gloom. there were a few companies that bucked the trend, us airways and hersheys touching new heights and we will give you a bright spot wherever we can. >>neil: good for you and good for us. a growing number of u.s. lawmakers are say this is in time for austerity pushing for more spending citing the fragile economy. and texas republican rand paul says no, that will make it worse. senator, good to have you. what do you make of the argument that austerity did not cut it, so, cut the austerity. >>guest: well, you have people who think keyes, "new york times" times editor knew
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May 23, 2012


. are you hiring people? if not, why not? >>guest: we are not hiring people in the west, the united states or europe because uncertainty in the environment and the economic conditions and the whole tax situation is a big concern. it was churchill that said trying to tax your way to prosperity is like standing in a bucket and trying to lift yourself up by the handles. it does not work. until we get clarification we are on the side lines. >>stuart: are you talking about clarification of the economy expanding, or talking about clarification on regulation, like obamacare? >>guest: all of the above. from our perspective, manufacturing is ready to come back to the states. what is holding it back is the concern of the regular whattory environment and whether it is going to be allowed to set up the way it should set up, and try to create the number of jobs it possibly could. we are seeing manufacturing migrate back to the west if the west will support it. and the regular whattory environment is making it more uncertainty and creating a condition by which we feel uncomfortable and making those inve
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as possible. >>guest: yes. but the press has a responsibility to ask the future president of the united states questions about, that are most important to our country. and i hope that the media will focus on the economy, because president obama right now does not want to happen is for young people to wake up and realize he's told them a bill of goods in over 80 percent of the young people who turned out in 2008 supported him and i would say that president obama spit on that support by turning the economy into the mess it is now. and what he is trying to do is say look what i will offer you on this -- i'm this progressive hip guy. but, instead, look what i did to you. >>neil: mitt romney is in oklahoma city, oklahoma, and this is a campaign event but you know how this goes. he will be asked questions on this and the president's position. he is my special guest tomorrow, mitt romney, on this and so many other developments that have transpired just in the last hour. also, ron paul, my special guest tonight, the lone surviving opponent in the republican race, opponent in the republican race, tonig
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not live through this to see another day you will see the united states of america going the way of greece and spain. >>neil: is it your sense, here, that, say your dad were alive and witnessing what is going on in wisconsin right now, the rap against governor walker is not so much with his tough medicine. but the way he has administered it. your dad had a nighter kind of style. does that matter? should it matter? >>guest: no, they do business differently not midwest. trust me than out here in california. and in other places. a guy used to be in the boat business, i know the difference on that. but he had to make tough decisions. they elected him to make the tough decisions. they were $3 billion in debt and by 2013 they will be $154 million surplus if that state. 23,000 jobs in 2011. and 10,000 jobs in 2012. he has lowered or stopped property taxes from going forward. he has done everything he said he would do. and the unions are up in remain as. there is a battle between the leadership of scott walker and the unions in that state. and we cannot afford for the unions to win. >>neil: if wal
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and the united states is strong. despite the ouster of sarkozy. white house press secretary car any said president obama talked with hollande by phone crating hip on the win, and carney add he is looking forward to working with the french president elect on a range of shared economic and security challenges. both leaders also reaffirmed their "importance and enduring alliance," and carney was asked how the obama administration feels about his promises to back away from austerity measures and push, instead, to what he called pro growth policies. >> europe has their own problems with the euro zone crisis and we will not dictate to any country or collection of countries what policy they should pursue. the president has said, as he said at the g-20, that a balanced approach toward fiscal consolidation and growth is what he believes is appropriate, the approach he has taken. europeans have taken a number of significant steps toward dealing with to crisis, and more needs to be done. >> the white house has extended important invitations to hollande and president obama will welcome the french pr
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is not in office but the incoming socialist president of france taking aim at united states of america warning american companies he is making things financially painful if they dare fire french workers after gym said they were considering closing a france in eastern plans and an advisor to hollande telling a french radio station and i quote, "we will start and arm wrestle with the g.m. management so they realize this is a form of morality in economic life that respecting workers is part of the value of a big company." but the united states firms employ we 800,000 workers in france should our president be rolling out the welcome mat for the new french president? wisconsin senator does not think so? what do make of this french position? >>guest: well, he is not exactly making it very attractive for new investment in france. this is a very shortsighted approach and one i hope we did not emulate. it will not work. you cannot, you cannot do to to business and expect your economy to grow and be innovative. it does not work. >>neil: our president could agree because he has been bemoaning a lot of co
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is on the line? the poor savers in the united states that did everything right, bought the united states bonds and the corporate bonds and are not getting a lick of a yield because the instead manipulating the interest rate curve. >>neil: you are right about that. scott, thank you very much. always good to see you. long term jobless benefits running out unemployment rate running down. curious timing? charles is charged next. [ male announcer ] this is corporate caterers, miami, florida. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to beer collaborate by using a mobile solution, in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards, from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with r drivers to make a better experience for our customers. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ >> announcer: meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card, and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her b
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a lot of new worries bor for the president of the united states. i'm talking about retail sales, ending up tenth of a percent last month, that is slowest pace of the year as americans are clamping down on spending. high end retailers posting weaker than expected sales, but this is pretty much down the income stream. home depot getting hit, stock dropping on a weak outlook. the weak economy is cutting into folks' fay indications. air travel for the memorial day weekend is going to drop more than 5%. and has larry very concerned. consumers make up 70% of this economy, if they are sputtering, that can't be good news for this economy. >> no question. retail sales are down but this is much bigger than retail sales, this is another data pointed that suggests the overall economy is slowing. it supports the idea that the consumer is under pressure. something we already know. this shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. we know that real income, real wages, that personal income data has not kept pace with rising expenses that consumers are experiencing. they have less money to spend. they are cu
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because you ring up the debt, it weak bees the united states, and our children will have to pay, and, if speaker boehner can shoot a three from half court and score i am for them but i anticipate a run toward this election and a debate about who has the right policies to grow jobs and grow the economy. it could be good for rate ensure because you were on every day every hour. >>neil: but would you push the nation to the brink again to make a point? >>guest: look, i'm not there but i will tell you in ohio when people, in either party, decide they want to spend our surplus, and we had 89 cents in a rainy day fund and now we have $250 billion, there are some legitimate emergencies but when they talk of spending money, i have this thing called a veto, and i intend to use it. so let me take care of my business and let them take care of it down there. when i was down there, before i left, working with my colleagues, we had a balanced budget. >>neil: indeed, you did. thank you, sir, always good to see you, governor. be well. another debt battle is brewing, michele bachmann says get to cutti
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of becoming a united states senator, because most folks thought the banks pricy snit would succeed either. but look what has happened. dick lugar is packing. obama, maybe. maybe. the financial guys might not topple you,ut
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," and in reality it is a legal privilege they have taken advantage of, and there are states all over the united states that are looking at this and gaging this and seeing what happens. but the problem is, kind of hogs get slaughtered kind of concept. they got too greedy and the benefits are more than the people who pay their salaries, the taxpayers, people do not want to support that for very long and, now, they are seeing it. if they cannot pay protesters, they cannot pay for buses, they cannot give them the little $20 under the sandwich and lunch box do show up and put on a t-shirt, well, the real support just isn't there. >>eric: will this spill into the presidential race? i think the numbers are 99 percent to 1 percent the unions support in a presidential race, right? >>guest: in dollars and cents-wise it is 97 percent goes to democrats. but what is interesting and this is an argument you get into with the republican candidates union members, around 4 4 -- 40 percet will vote g.o.p. union members mets of them are in unions because they are required to be. so the union leadership is spending
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, transient and group business and we'll open 15,000 rooms in the united states and hire 5 to 10,000 people. >> neil: you're hiring but a lot of colleagues are not, a lot of them are hanging on to cash. we started with news alcoa was hanging on to a record sum of cash. apple leaving $100 billion in cash but company after company, the same deal. >> they're waiting for something to happen in washington and they're concerned about regulation. they're concerned about the policy of our current administration and what's going on in the country. i think they're just waiting to see what's going to happen to obama care and all the uncertainty is why they're holding on to this cash. >> neil: what do you make of republicans and democrats alike earlier saying we've crunched the numbers on this healthcare thing and we might drop our plan, pay the penalty, and suck all that up because it's still cheaper? >> i don't know that anybody really knows. we keep trying to put a tag on it but we're not sure what obama care will cost. we try to figure out what it means but we're not there yet. >> neil: a lot of yo
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and that it could bail on its own from the euro zone. and there are a lot of united states institutions that have supposedly exposure to that and greece goes down we go down, the end of the world. same old story. plays out on a different day. so much for the big bad banks. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >> vowing not to take corporate money for the convention now reports the democrats doing that accepting donations from big companies such as wells f
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about 25 percent since the company went public on friday. ratting to news, today, that two of the united states top securities regulators will review the problem surrounding facebook's i.p.o. that brought the stock down even further along than it was through the trading day and the s.e.c. chairwoman chiming in, saying she is going to look at specifically issues around the i.p.o. as a measure to ensure public confidence in the public market while another big regulator out there saying that they, instead, will look at the company's lead underwriter, morgan stanley and new allegations they shared negative news with their investeders while, at the same time, going out and selling the i.p.o. while on the road show perhaps dampening demand something that it is not allowed to regulations and the alleges are said "if true, a matter of regulatory concerns." but investors should blaming facebook itself. remember when it started on friday as a public company, it had a public value or market cap of $104 billion, just in 2 1/2 trading days the company is closing out the day at $73 billion. wiping out

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